OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation

| We won’t stop until the world can see | For football legend Kylian Mbappé, good vision makes all the difference, on and off the field. This week, in partnership with Oakley, he joined us at a clinic in Spain, bringing good vision to children and showcasing what it means to give back beyond the game. Thank you, Kylian Mbappé and Oakley, for standing with us in our Mission to make good vision a reality for everyone. We won’t stop until the world can see!

We're still buzzing from last week's World Sight Day celebrations! Whether you joined a campus event, volunteered at a vision screening, entered (and maybe won!) our photo contest, signed up for iGive, or helped spread awareness with customers, thank you for your support! Here are just a few highlights from how we marked World Sight Day 2025 around the world: - Celebration events at offices and campus in Australia, Canada, China, India, Italy, Singapore and the United States - ⁠Vision screenings powered by hundreds of employee volunteers - ⁠Advocacy and awareness events under the World Health Organization's SPECS 2030 initiative - from workshops in Malawi to an event at Mexico's Parliament, and activities in partnership with other organizations in the sector - ⁠New vision centre openings in Kenya and Milan - ⁠The World Sight Day Walk in India - ⁠The exciting relaunch of iGive, empowering employees to fund vision screenings and Foundation programs worldwide: https://lnkd.in/g-ms3Ppk

| Expanding Vision Care Across India’s Aspirational Blocks | Earlier this year, the Government of Karnataka expanded the ASHA Kirana program to reach all 63 million people in the state - bringing vision care to communities in need through trained ASHA workers, door-to-door screenings, and vision centers established within government hospitals. Developed with the OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation as a technical partner, the program has demonstrated how integrating vision care with community-based delivery systems helps reach those who need it most. Now, in partnership with the World Health Organization, we’re working to extend this model to India’s NITI Aayog aspirational blocks - ensuring that good vision becomes part of India’s broader effort to drive progress and inclusion across the aspirational blocks. #GoodVisionChangesEverything #TheRightToSee #WHOSPECS2030

| A Sneak Peek: How the Foundation Celebrated The Right To See | This World Sight Day, colleagues and partners across the globe came together to bring good vision to the communities who need it most. From large-scale screenings across Southeast Asia, Africa, and China, to awareness drives in India, community outreach in Europe, and government advocacy in Latin America, each effort helped advance the global movement for good vision. Employee-led celebrations in Australia and Italy reflected the same spirit - a shared belief in EssilorLuxottica’s Mission to make good vision a reality for all. We look forward to driving the momentum from World Sight Day forward, and sharing more regional stories in the coming days! #TheRightToSee #GoodVisionChangesEverything #WorldSightDay #WHOSPECS2030

| Celebrating the 2025 winners of ‘The Right To See’ Photo Contest | This World Sight Day, EssilorLuxottica colleagues around the world showed us what good vision means in their own communities - the ability to take part in life to their fullest, to dream and to keep moving forward. Congratulations to the 2025 winners of The Right To See photo contest, and thank you to all EssilorLuxottica colleagues who took part and shared what The Right To See means to them! Discover the stories behind the winning photographs: https://lnkd.in/ggybu7rC #TheRightToSee #WorldSightDay #GoodVisionChangesEverything

| Happy World Sight Day! | This World Sight Day, we’re focused on what matters most - making good vision accessible to everyone, everywhere. Through the OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation, more than 1 billion people have gained access to vision care - unlocking better learning, productivity, and opportunity for generations to come. To everyone helping the world see better - our partners, volunteers, and colleagues across the globe - thank you for driving this mission forward. Today and every day, we’ll keep working together to ensure everyone, everywhere, can see clearly. #WorldSightDay #GoodVisionChangesEverything #TheRightToSee

| EssilorLuxottica is changing the world! | For the fifth time, EssilorLuxottica has been honored on Fortune’s Change the World list, a recognition of the Group’s ongoing commitment to expand access to good vision worldwide. As Anurag Hans, Head of Mission, EssilorLuxottica and President, OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation shared: “Poor vision has long been the world’s largest unaddressed disability. To be named to Fortune’s Change the World list for the fifth time is proof that together, we are turning it into one of the greatest public health success stories of our time. This recognition belongs to all of us. It shows that EssilorLuxottica is not only shaping our industry, but also leading the efforts to change the world by making clear vision accessible for all.” Being recognized five times is not only an achievement, but also a reminder of the responsibility we carry - to keep pushing boundaries, to keep innovating, and to ensure no one is left behind without the good vision they need to learn, work, and thrive. #ChangeTheWorld #TheRightToSee #GoodVisionChangesEverything

Day 3 at the World URE Forum focused on how advocacy, economics, and data can accelerate progress in the fight against uncorrected poor vision. Speakers stressed that policy change depends on making evidence accessible — whether through dashboards, infographics, or personal stories that bring the impact of vision care to life. The economic argument was equally clear: correcting vision unlocks participation, productivity, and income, with benefits that extend to families and entire communities. Few health interventions deliver such rapid and measurable returns. Finally, participants underlined the need for stronger data — not only to quantify the impact on education, mental health, and caregiving, but also to demonstrate the contribution of vision care to national growth. The challenge now is to communicate this evidence in ways that mobilize governments and partners alike. Thank you to all speakers, partners, and attendees who contributed to the discussions over the past three days. Your insights and collaboration have made this Forum a vital step in advancing the global vision agenda. Government of Karnataka | Dr. Monicah Bitok, Ministry of Health, Kenya | Jack Deal, IAPB | Maheswari P Murugayia, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency | Mahesh K V | Dr. François Bonnici, World Economic Forum | Dr KD F., John Hopkins University | Dr John Flanagan, University of California, Berkeley | Daniele Cangemi | Prof. Rupert Bourne, NHS England | Brandon Ah Tong, The Fred Hollows Foundation | Donna Mikulecky, Optometry Giving Sight | Sarah Bouchie, Helen Keller Intl | Frédéric Corbasson | Dr. Stuart Keel, World Health Organization | Anurag Hans | Patricia Koh #TheRightToSee #WHOSPECS2030 #WorldUREForum

Day 2 at the World URE Forum looked at two big questions: how to deliver eye care at scale, and how brands and purpose can help drive change. The day opened with Dr. Nicola Lister, who stressed that technology can be a bridge to equity in healthcare. She highlighted the need for trust, accountability, and alignment with government priorities — and called for progress that is measured, ethical, and scalable. In Why Scale is the Only Sustainable Strategy, speakers from government, NGOs, and EssilorLuxottica agreed that accessibility and availability are key. They pointed to tools like local vision centres and digital systems as essential to reach more people and ensure continuity of care. The final panel, Bringing Private-Sector Ideas to Public Health, showed how purpose-driven branding can inspire action. People want solutions that are available, affordable, and attractive — and brands, when driven by purpose, can help shift behaviours and raise awareness. Tomorrow, sessions will spotlight policy change, the economic impact of eye health, the power of data, and a closing declaration to drive collective action. Register for an account on Leonardo EssilorLuxottica: https://lnkd.in/dPayh_iH And join us live tomorrow: https://lnkd.in/gvqbNqRP Dr. Norbert Gorny | Dr. Pravin Vaddavalli, Lv Prasad Eye Institute | Dr. Athanase Rukundo, Ministry of Health, Republic of Rwanda | Saugata Banerjee | Mustapha A Njie | Andy Last | Caio Amato, Oakley | RN Mohanty, Sightsavers India | Lauren Wyper